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We parse XMIR using classes from the org.w3c.dom package and, in some cases, jcabi-xml. However, it would be much better to apply XSL transformations instead of parsing each block of XML manually using separate Java routines. In other words, we want:
To have one or several xsl scripts that would transform XMIR into bytecode.
Since xsl transformations are text-to-text based, we might need an additional textual representation of bytecode, which we will be able to map to bytes
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We parse XMIR using classes from the
org.w3c.dom
package and, in some cases, jcabi-xml. However, it would be much better to apply XSL transformations instead of parsing each block of XML manually using separate Java routines. In other words, we want:xsl
scripts that would transform XMIR into bytecode.xsl
transformations are text-to-text based, we might need an additional textual representation of bytecode, which we will be able to map to bytesThe text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: